#OWNCLOUD XAMPP INSTALL INSTALL#
#OWNCLOUD XAMPP INSTALL ANDROID#

#OWNCLOUD XAMPP INSTALL ANDROID#

Since we are logging in for the first time, you will be presented with options for installing the owncloud App on different platforms such as Android and iOS. This brings you to the login page where you will log in with the username and password that you specified earlier on. OwnCloud Database Detailsįinally, click the ‘ Finish Setup’ button to complete the setup. Fill out all the database details i.e database user, password, and database name. Next click on ‘ Storage and database’ link directly below and select ‘ MySQL/MariaDB’ database. Provide the username and password as shown above. So launch your browser and visit your server’s IP as shown. With all the major configurations done, it’s time to finalize the installation of OwnCloud.

Step 5: Finalize Installation of OwnCloud on CentOS 8 If SELinux is enabled and running, execute the command below to allow the Apache webserver to write to Owncloud’s directory. Alias /owncloud '/var/www/owncloud/'įor the changes to come into effect, restart the webserver and confirm the status by running. $ sudo vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/nfĪppend the following configuration. Step 4: Configure Apache Web Server for OwnCloudĪ few changes are required for the Apache webserver to serve OwnCloud. $ sudo chown -R apache: /var/www/owncloud Next, configure ownership permissions that will allow Apache webserver to read / access Owncloud’s files and folders. Then extract the tarball file to the /var/-C /var/www/ Using the wget command, download the latest tarball file. The next step is to download the OwnCloud file, by the time of writing this guide, the latest version on OwnCloud is 10.3.2. MariaDB > GRANT ALL ON owncloud_db.* TO IDENTIFIED BY ' ' Ĭreate OwnCloud Database Step 3: Download OwnCloud in CentOS 8 Upon logging in, create a database for OwnCloud and add a user for the database.

#OWNCLOUD XAMPP INSTALL INSTALL#

Install PHP Modules Step 2: Create a Database for OwnCloudĪfter installing the requisite PHP extensions, login to the MariaDB database engine using the command below and provide the password. $ sudo dnf install php-curl php-gd php-intl php-json php-ldap php-mbstring php-mysqlnd php-xml php-zip php-opcache

So open your terminal as a sudo user and run the command. Also, some additional PHP extensions are required by OwnCloud for it to work seamlessly. OwnCloud is a PHP application and its official documentation recommends PHP 7.3 or PHP 7.2 which comes installed by default.

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